Editing Sarajevo (section)

===Cityscape===
[[File:Sarajevo – Iftar at Žuta tabija.jpg|thumb|right|View of Sarajevo from a popular [[Žuta Tabija|Yellow Bastion]] lookout]]

Sarajevo is close to the center of the triangular shape of Bosnia and Herzegovina in southeastern Europe. The Sarajevo city consists of four municipalities: [[Centar, Sarajevo|Centar]] (Center), [[Novi Grad, Sarajevo|Novi Grad]] (New Town), [[Novo Sarajevo]] (New Sarajevo), and [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad]] (Old Town), while the [[Sarajevo metropolitan area]] (Greater Sarajevo area) includes these and the neighboring municipalities of [[Ilidža]], [[Hadžići]], [[Vogošća]] and [[Ilijaš]].

The Metropolitan area was reduced in the 1990s after the war and the [[Dayton Agreement|Dayton-imposed administrative division]] of the country, with several municipalities partitioned along the border of the newly recognized [[Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina]] (FBiH) and [[Republika Srpska]] (RS), creating several new municipalities which together form the city of [[Istočno Sarajevo]] in the Republika Srpska: [[Istočna Ilidža]], [[Istočno Novo Sarajevo]], [[Istočni Stari Grad]], [[Lukavica (Istočno Novo Sarajevo)|Lukavica]], [[Pale, Bosnia and Herzegovina|Pale (RS-section)]], and [[Trnovo, Republika Srpska|Trnovo (RS-section)]], along with the municipality of [[Sokolac]] (which was not traditionally part of the Sarajevo area and was not partitioned).

The city has an urban area of {{cvt|1041.5|km2|1|abbr=out}}. Veliki Park (Great Park) is the largest green area in the center of Sarajevo. It is nestled between [[Marshal Tito street (Sarajevo)|Titova]], [[Koševo]], [[Džidžikovac]], Tina Ujevića and Trampina Streets and in the lower part there is a monument dedicated to the Children of Sarajevo.